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Unique set design makes the Canadian Opera Company's Rigoletto a joy to watch as well as hear
Unique set design makes the Canadian Opera Company's Rigoletto a joy to watch as well as hear

Unique set design makes the Canadian Opera Company's Rigoletto a joy to watch as well as hear

Date9/27/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Unique set design makes the Canadian Opera Company's Rigoletto a joy to watch as well as hear. Architect-turned-set-designer George Tsypin is profiled on page C8.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0102861F
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